Farmhouse Ales

Stillwater & Brewer’s Art Collaborate

Stillwater Artisanal Ales is collaborating with Brewer’s Art based in Baltimore, Maryland.  Just recently Brewer’s Art worked on another beer with Flying Dog – Table For Two.  They are a microbrewery and restaurant in Baltimore, MD.   This sure to Continue Reading →

Sierra Nevada’s Bonaroo Beer

Sierra Nevada Brewing has created a draft only beer for Bonnaroo this year. Bonnaroo is a music & arts festival that is taking place in Manchester, Tennessee June 9-12, 2011. Headlining music acts include Widespread Panic, Arcade Fire, Continue Reading →

Allagash Fluxus ’11 Style = Farmhouse

Fluxus: (fluk-suhs) -noun, Latin.

a flowing or flow
a continuous change, passage or movement

That is exactly what Fluxus is — a beer of continuous change.  2009 was saison with sweet potatoes, black pepper and extra hops.  2010, an imperial stout brewed with Continue Reading →

CASK ALERT: Bruery 7 Grain Saison

[UPDATE 12/17] – It has been discovered that the cask tonight  is actually The Bruery’s 7 Grain Saison.  Made  using barley,oats,wheat,rye,corn,rice and spelt.  A bit less abv than rue – 5.5% ABV.

The Porter Beer Bar taps a cask of The Continue Reading →

Brooklyn Soriachi Ace Debuts Today!

Quick recap of the Brooklyn Brewmaster’s Series.  Cookie Jar Porter. Black Ops.  Dark Matter.  There are more, but those are a few that have hit Atlanta.  Next up – Sorachi Ace.

Sorachi Ace is a farmhouse ale, brewed with a rare Continue Reading →

Seasonal Return: Jolly Pumpkin ES Bam

Released each April by Jolly Pumpkin Brewing (Dexter, MI) is E.S. Bam.  Bam is a farmhouse ale with a big hop bill, and like other Jolly Pumpkin offerings is unpasteurized and unfiltered.

E.S. Bam is a spin off of Jolly’s year Continue Reading →

Great Divide Colette Returns

You may or may not have seen this seasonal offering from Great Divide over the weekend.  Colette is a saison from Great Divide, back for its second year.

Colette is a brewed as an homage to Belgian farmhouse workers.  It is Continue Reading →